William Russell joins the Ghosts of Bacon podcast to share some of his latest discoveries. Friend and fellow Baconian researcher Jayson Mercer co-hosts. This was an epic session - you are not going to miss William Russell's finds in the Genealogy section of the 1611 KJB- and Jayson riding shotgun did an amazing job providing commentary.

After a brief hiatus, Ghosts of Bacon is back with the planned Q&A episode, celebrating the 33rd time I've broadcast the show. If you have questions regarding my Champlain map series, or my appearance on The Curse of Oak Island and Beyond with Jeff Freeman discussing the map encryptions in the 1611 King James Bible, then hopefully this episode will clear up a few questions.

Do you want to know how a map made in 1611 can point to Oak Island? Even better do you want to know how this same map can point to where the Money Pit is on Oak Island? Join John Edwards and I as we host Jake Roberts from the Facebook and YouTube Channel "Ghost of Bacon". Jake will take us through the decoding that once applied to this map will show us something remarkable. Could it be? Could it also be where the OIT is now working? To watch our interviews and recap shows live, join us on our YouTube Channel JFree906 or on our Facebook Group for great discussion about the Curse of Oak Island, Beyond Oak Island, Treasure Hunting and things that are Beyond Our World. ghostofbacon.com Ghost of Bacon on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/GhostsofBacon Ghost of Bacon on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/213486527039807 The Curse of Oak Island & Beyond Facebook Group page www.facebook.com/groups/300803727607153/ Beyond our World Facebook group page - www.facebook.com/groups/567217614271404/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmZkRFgG1JGNeEmDrtir5Sw Help support the show by becoming a Patron https://www.patreon.com/JFree906 #TheCurseofOakIsland

In this podcast, I explain how Samuel de Champlain's 1612 navigational chart leads directly to Oak Island, Nova Scotia. Great show with co-host Jeff Freeman of The Curse of Oak Island and Beyond podcast.

In this episode, we answer the questions raised by last week's show, and jump into Champlain's 1612 navigational chart. This is it - Champlain's 1612 map contains cryptographic data that leads directly to Oak Island, Nova Scotia. On this episode, I explain exactly how it works.

John Edwards Co-Hosts this episode of Ghosts of Bacon where I explain Bacon's "Best Alias" according to his messages via cipher text. I lay out the messages, and the corroborating cipher evidence supporting the claim. This lays the groundwork for the next episode - Following the Oak Island Treasure Map.

William Russell has been researching the cipher messages of Francis Bacon and confirming many of my own findings. In this episode, he breaks down some of his findings from the 1611 King James Bible.

No dog and pony show here. Just straight-up talk about the most popular show on cable television, and what it means to people who do original research. What does it mean to be a theorist, versus someone who has made original discoveries.

This is a conversation I've avoided for too long. The Prince Tudor Theory (Tudor Rose) theory has become a sacred cow of Baconiana, and it's time to have an honest conversation about it. It persists even though it had been debunked in 1957. In this episode, I explain the theory, its origin, and discuss how people hold onto it though it's been debunked.